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29.01.2008
Revolution

As with President’s Reagan and Clinton before him, President Bush concludes his last State of the Union with an anecdote from the “Miracle at Philadelphia.”  A reminder that we are still living – and still debating – the American revolution.  

--Andrei Cherny

Posted: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 3:01 AM with 1 comment(s)

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ChanRobt said:

When our nation of 300 million plus can match the likes of Washington, Madison, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams, and Hamilton and put them under one roof, then we can stop paying homage to the nearly miraculous collection of talent and wisdom who were our Founding Fathers.

If your complaint is that we cannot offer up such a match, then I am in concord with you.

January 29, 2008 1:22 AM